Oct 5, 2026 · 57 min · 15 segments
In this episode of **The Ask Amberleigh Show**, Amberleigh sits down with **Lizette Alvarado, MSN, APRN, FNP-C**, founder of Venus Concierge Luxury Home Care and owner of Syn Skin Aesthetics &…
So and that that's a big topic because people will say like, oh, I have MTHFR, that genetic mutation.
And there's a lot of there's a lot of things around that because people it's kind of become like a buzzword, but not everyone knows what that means or what that looks like.
Like, what are the implications of that and what does that look like in real time? Mm
like messes up so many different processes if you are having trouble with that.
So the genetic mutation is basically how well you methylate and detox through the pathways of your liver and how great you develop your antioxidants and all of that kind of stuff.
So One of the biggest things that I've found, which is why I created the multivitamin cocktail, to have a certain type of methylated folate.
So the MTHFR genetic mutation alters the way that you can process B9 or folate.
One of the implications of that is that if you have also the COMT genetic mutation, that's also an enzyme and that affects your catecholamines.
So your dopamine, your norepinephrine, your epinephrine, so adrenaline and noradrenaline.
So and that that's a big topic because people will say like, oh, I have MTHFR, that genetic mutation.
And there's a lot of there's a lot of things around that because people it's kind of become like a buzzword, but not everyone knows what that means or what that looks like.
Like, what are the implications of that and what does that look like in real time? Mm
like messes up so many different processes if you are having trouble with that.
So the genetic mutation is basically how well you methylate and detox through the pathways of your liver and how great you develop your antioxidants and all of that kind of stuff.
So One of the biggest things that I've found, which is why I created the multivitamin cocktail, to have a certain type of methylated folate.
So the MTHFR genetic mutation alters the way that you can process B9 or folate.
One of the implications of that is that if you have also the COMT genetic mutation, that's also an enzyme and that affects your catecholamines.
So your dopamine, your norepinephrine, your epinephrine, so adrenaline and noradrenaline.
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